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Tanakh, Talmud, Midrash, and the library of the tradition

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16 torah-texts Tanakh, Talmud, Midrash, and the library of the tradition serif Frank Ruhl Libre

essentials-essential-facts-the-tanakh-in-one-article Tanakh is the Hebrew Bible: Torah, Nevi’im, Ketuvim. Twenty-four books, one canon, the foundation of everything else. /articles/essentials-essential-facts-the-tanakh-in-one-article.xml The Editors essential https://pub-73c694f3dc3c4d0ea8f98f090d227a0d.r2.dev/article-images/the-tanakh-in-one-article-crop-mubs4kkd-de59eaee-thumb.png The Tanakh in One Article true true essentials-essential-facts-the-talmud-in-one-article The Talmud is the rabbinic literature that develops the Oral Torah into the Halacha and the worldview of normative Judaism. /articles/essentials-essential-facts-the-talmud-in-one-article.xml The Editors essential https://pub-73c694f3dc3c4d0ea8f98f090d227a0d.r2.dev/article-images/the-talmud-in-one-article-crop-ms8iq8y5-a2c9b639-thumb.png The Talmud in One Article essentials-essential-facts-the-613-mitzvot The Torah contains 613 commandments — 248 positive and 365 negative. They are the operating program of a Jewish life. /articles/essentials-essential-facts-the-613-mitzvot.xml The Editors essential going-deeper-deeper-facts-the-oral-torah-and-its-authority Orthodoxy holds that Moshe received both a Written and an Oral Torah at Sinai. The doctrine is the foundation of Halacha. /articles/going-deeper-deeper-facts-the-oral-torah-and-its-authority.xml The Editors deeper going-deeper-deeper-facts-pirkei-avot “Ethics of the Fathers” — the tractate of Jewish ethical wisdom traditionally read between Pesach and Shavuot. /articles/going-deeper-deeper-facts-pirkei-avot.xml The Editors deeper going-deeper-deeper-facts-midrash The rabbinic genre of creative biblical interpretation — filling gaps, drawing moral lessons, and reading the text in surprising directions. /articles/going-deeper-deeper-facts-midrash.xml The Editors deeper going-deeper-deeper-facts-chukim-mishpatim-and-eidot Three classical categories of mitzvot — laws beyond reason, laws of reason, and laws of testimony. /articles/going-deeper-deeper-facts-chukim-mishpatim-and-eidot.xml The Editors deeper going-deeper-deeper-judaica-megillot The five biblical scrolls read on five different occasions — most famously the Megillat Esther on Purim. /articles/going-deeper-deeper-judaica-megillot.xml The Editors deeper